Chuck

Thank you for your response! Anyway you could give me example code? The linked instructions aren’t clear. The first domain (domain1.com) is mapped (to https://subsite.mymultisite.com) using the WordPress internal “site” settings. And works fine. But what do I put in the wp-config file for the other two (domain2.com and domain3.com) to map them to subsite (https://subsite.mymultisite.com) resolving to domain1.com?

There is so little info available on the web regarding this topic, your assistance would be most appreciated!! Thank you!

I don’t have $495 to have you clean it for me so I’ll have to do it myself. Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Yes, I’ve had Wordfence for years. I have had other issues for which I have sought help allowing others to access the site. Maybe there?

Ouch!! Okay, thank you!

Okay. I read several threads and docs and got it figured! Here’s what I did:

1. Deactivated the Loco Translate and the WooCommerce Better Compare plugins in the Divi Child theme. Made sure the plugins were not Network activated.
2. Opened wp-content/languages/loco/themes and wp-content/languages/loco/plugins and deleted all the .mo and .po files I created yesterday while trying to figure things out. Namely:
woocommerce-better-compare-en_US.mo
woocommerce-better-compare-en_US.po
woocommerce-en_US.mo
woocommerce-en_US.po
3. I had wrongly created language/loco/theme and /plugin folders and files in the Divi and Divi Child themes folders. I deleted all of them. So started clean.
4. Re-activated both plugins in the Divi Child theme.
5. From the Loco Translate Plugins menu, followed the WooCommerce document instructions at: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-localization/#section-6. Worked for changing the WooCommerce “Add to Cart” button!
6. From the Logo Translate Plugins menu for WooCommerce Better Compare, followed the “Beginner’s Guide – Loco” only did it for “plugin” and not for “theme”. https://localise.biz/wordpress/plugin/beginners
7. Didn’t work. Using English US, I had wrongly selected and edited “template” yesterday, so I had to add back in to the template the “Add to Compare” “Read More” and “Remove from Compare” Source Text that I had changed. Save and Sync.
8. Now from the Loco Translate Plugins menu, again selected WooCommerce Better Compare. Selected “New language”, “WordPress language: English US”, “Custom: languages/loco/plugins/woocommerce-better-compare-<locale>.po”, then the “Start translating” button. The new .po was created and then on the Edit UI selected “Sync”. I was able to see the original Source text items and made my changes. Worked!

Once I cleaned up my mess and learned I had to edit both plugins, turned out to be fairly easy! Never edit the template!

Hi Jordy,
Thank you for the information. Unfortunately, after spending two days troubleshooting plugins and regenerating images with different scenarios, I see now that the WP Retina 2x does not work with the WooCommerce “Set product image” in the Edit Product UI. The only image selectable is the 1600px imagename.jpg I uploaded to create the retina images in the first place. There is no UI for selecting other sizes in the Set product image dialog. Nor can I manually enter in the URL for the imagename-800×800.jpg size which has a corresponding imagename-800×[email protected] at 1600px (both created by WP2x plugin).

Is the solution to rename the 1600px imagename.jpg in FTP as [email protected] and upload an 800px imagename.jpg? I will then need to do this for each of the 100s of products I will be importing. Not a happy thought.
Any ideas?
Thanks so much!
Chuck S.

P.S. For others reading this thread, I had much better success using Attributes than Tags to search and display products. Attributes are so much more robust and supported by the WOOF plugin, especially for multiple shortcode instances with differing product searches.
Chuck S.

Thanks!

P.S. here are the shortcodes I’m using:

[woof sid=”auto_shortcode” autohide=0 autosubmit=0]
[woof_products per_page=8 columns=6 is_ajax=1]

Thank you, that worked! But the width is cramped to the left and the right sidebar (content block) is pushed underneath.

Here is the actual page being developed, using Divi theme: https://helpcuttingthecord.com/get-content/
Thank you!

Great! Thank you!
Chuck S.

I created an autoblog with one keyword. It generated one Product Post in WooCommerce. In the post edit, it shows 9 other products that it also found. How do I set the plugin to generate Product Posts for ALL products found in the search?

Does Content Egg Pro make actual WooCommerce Product Posts for each Product, or just add the ability to make product “lists” inside a Product Post?
Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you! I have upgraded to Content Egg Pro to import products into WooCommerce. I like that Content Egg will auto update price and content, but will it delete or notify me if a product is no longer offered?

If not, what is the best way to filter products that are no longer available so they can be deleted? Do I have to check every product link on a regular basis or is there a faster way?
Thanks!